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Bermuda Gaming Referendum

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Charles Doyle
12 years ago Featured

It's one thing to break an election promise (par for the course), but to back track on the ONE major issue that was promised to be brought to the public is unacceptable, and sets a dangerous precedent.

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Robert Durham
12 years ago Featured

I do not support casino gambling in Bermuda. Allowing gambling will have a serious social impact on our tiny island. Please give ALL the people of Bermuda a say in this decision.

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M LaVerne Chase
12 years ago

I conducted the survey on behalf of Mindmaps and felt that the question was posed to get the result that the OBA wanted

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JOSEPH T CHRISTOPHER
12 years ago

GAMBLING HAS A SOCIAL IMPACT ON ALL SECTORS OF SOCIETY . HENCE IT SHOULD BE DECIDED BY ALL NOT JUST POLITICIANS WHO HAVE THEIR OWN AGENDAS

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JOSEPH T CHRISTOPHER
12 years ago

MY STROKE LIMITS MY ABILITY TO SIGN HARDCOPY.

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Anonymous
12 years ago

The question should be neutral and a referendum was promised - plain and simple.

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Kathy Ming
12 years ago

listen to the voters

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Chaz Trott
12 years ago

I was promised a referendum on gaming.

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Patricia M. Finnerty
12 years ago

This simple neutral question should have been used in the first place.

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Kevin Minors
12 years ago

Yes, when a party says they are going to do something, they should do it. But let's not be too idealistic. There are forces outside of the governments control that may not allow them to do what they promised. With this in mind, I think it is important to say that the government should do what it said it would do or it should provide a thorough and valid explanation for why the promise can no longer be kept. Personally, I feel the government have not done a very convincing job of explaining themselves and this is why I am signing the petition.

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Sally De Silva
12 years ago

This issue is of importance to all of us. Too important for Parliament alone to decide.

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Alfred Wright
12 years ago

This decision on gaming is too important to leave in the hands of a few. .

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Victoria Millett
12 years ago

Please consider all the social to economic woes and gains respectively. A clear and articulated vision must be served with statistics and educated discussion.

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John sharpe
12 years ago

We need more democracy not less

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Anonymous
12 years ago

take the decision away from politicians and special interest groups

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Judy Fishington
12 years ago

I agree a Referendum should be held

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Victor Fishington
12 years ago

referendum should be held

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Anonymous
12 years ago

a promise is a promise!

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SRoberts
12 years ago

A referendum should be held

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Egbert Glenn Bascome
12 years ago

The voters of Bermuda should have a direct say.